Patchouli w/special guest The Trapper Schoepp Band
Patchouli uses acoustic guitars, basses, marimbas and percussion interchangeably to create new music influenced by worldwide folk styles. Punctuated with engaging stories and audience participation, Patchouli soars from blazing flamenco to powerful folk to their own contemporary fusion, while pure vocals and harmonies illumine the hopeful intentions of poetic lyrics.
Famous for that smiling voice that instantly turns a bad day into a good one, Julie Patchouli’s down-to-earth, hopeful, vibrant songwriting is new American folk music, inspired by worldwide folk styles. Using elements of folk, flamenco, jazz and world beat rhythms Patchouli’s sound has been described as “Joni Mitchell meets the Acoustic Santana”. If you’ve listened to Public Radio you’ve probably heard “the Woods” Patchouli’s award winning trademark song, which has earned them a permanent place in the hearts of their fans. Patchouli embodies the positive music movement, leaving the listener uplifted, inspiring and smiling.
The Trapper Schoepp Band is a refreshing display of aspiring young talent characterized by an acoustic guitar-driven sound supported by some smooth bass, beating drums, tasteful keyboards, touches of violin, and a dancing guitar. The Trapper Schoepp Band's sound is ultimately driven by the budding tenor voice of Trapper that is of undeniable character. David Boigenzahn, on lead guitar, plays creative riffs with certain originality. The simple, but fitting rhythms established by the drumming of David Dulak and Tanner Schoepp (who shares drumming duties, along with bass) offers a sense of style which is key to their overall wall of sound.
Visit www.patchouli.net to listen to Patchouli's music and for more information.
Visit Trapper Schoepp Band's MySpace site to listen to Trapper Schoepp's music.
Visit Trapper Schoepp Band's MySpace site to listen to Trapper Schoepp's music.
Patchouli w/special guest The Trapper...
Date and Time
Friday Mar 21, 2008
7:30 PM - 7:30 PM CDT
Friday, March 21, 2007 at 7:30 p.m.
Location
Mab
Fees/Admission
$12 Adults; $10 Seniors/Students; $6 Children
Website
Contact Information
Box Office and General Theater Information: Ph: 715-235-0001
